What is CATME?
CATME, which stands for ‘Comprehensive Assessment of Team Member Effectiveness,’ is a set of tools designed to help instructors manage group work and team assignments more effectively. It helps students succeed in their class-related team experiences and develop one of the skills that employers value most: the ability to work effectively in teams.
CATME Provides Tools For:
- CATME Team-Maker: Assigning students to team;
- CATME Peer Evaluation: Self and peer evaluations and rating team processes
- CATME Rater Calibration: Training students to rate teamwork:
- CATME Teamwork Training: Training students to work in teams:
- CATME Meeting Support: Making meetings more effective:
CATME Helps Instructors to:
- Gather information from students and provide feedback to students.
- Understand their student teams’ processes, team-members’ contributions, and students’ perspectives on their team experience.
- Be aware of problems that are occurring on their students’ teams
- Hold students accountable for contributing to their teams.
- Use best practices when managing student team experiences.
To view a video demo of CATME and learn more about the tool, please visit the CATME Website.
For new instructors, a Webinar on using CATME to form and manage teams is available here.
To learn more about using CATME, please checkout the video tutorials below:
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Student Support
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